Description: Blacklisted filmmakers Abraham Polonsky and Alvah Bessie discuss Hollywood during the Cold War, the Hollywood Ten, and anti-communism with writer Nora Sayre and scholar Michael Rogin after a screening of the Cold War-era film "My Son John."

Collection Guide: Pacific Film Archive Audio Recordings Collection Call Number: 4000-01-574; 4000-01-575

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